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Dr Emma Dyer. Design of therapeutic spaces in schools; design for readers in schools; working with schools and families of previously looked-after children.

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Some ideas for designing a book corner for your classroom preciousspaces.org/2021/08/21/set… via WordPress.com #edutwitter #booknook #readingisfun #readingforpleasure #teachertwitter #edchat #schoollibrary

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Designing with care by @tylergindraux getrevue.co/profile/design… via @revue Another thought-provoking newsletter, items chosen with such care, thank you @tylergindraux

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Hear Alison Clark Prof Alison Clark clarify qualities of 'Slow' learning with crucial language: context; patterns; connections; complex; non-linear; engaging the full range of senses and the whole mind;...and elegant! #TransformingEd21 STLSAshford

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So just hours after the great and the good were last seen using the River Mimram (a chalk stream) as a backdrop here what it looks like today. This morning. Polluted. It's turned purple. So much for fine words and speeches all of it devoid of intent and delivering even less.

So just hours after the great and the good were last seen using the River Mimram (a chalk stream) as a backdrop here what it looks like today. This morning.

Polluted. It's turned purple.

So much for fine words and speeches all of it devoid of intent and delivering even less.
Feargal Sharkey (@feargal_sharkey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Here is just one example of the full horror that Gov is facilitating. Let me remind you, in 2020 water companies spent over 1,500,000 hours, on over 400,000 separate occasions dumping sewage into the environment. TU Hayling Sewage Watch for the footage. youtube.com/watch?v=JpmB56…

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#urgencyofslow Thinking about resources / materials - artefacts in a setting are really important symbols in conversations to support children’s sense of self, their ethnic and cultural identities. @ sharoncolilles shares her PhD findings

#urgencyofslow Thinking about resources / materials - artefacts in a setting are really important symbols in conversations to support children’s sense of self, their ethnic and cultural identities. @ sharoncolilles shares her PhD findings
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#urgencyofslow children don’t use same terminology - their constructions of ethnic identity are different, unique, creative. @sharoncolilles asks us to slow down, pay attention to what & how children can help us learn their perspectives & act for inclusive, anti-racist practice

#urgencyofslow children don’t use same terminology - their constructions of ethnic identity are different, unique, creative. @sharoncolilles asks us to slow down, pay attention to what & how children can help us learn their perspectives & act for inclusive, anti-racist practice
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This reminder is so important and timely. #urgencyofslow webinar offered inspiration to ECE practitioners to find their voice, have confidence to make change and co construct new possibilities with babies, children and their families.

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Have a look at Professor Alison Clark's 'slow pedagogy' in action. A 10min film about making time for children's learning and development: youtu.be/4HI-Xa9X0AU